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one way stop war
Image by linsight
In response to the second comment below, i feel it is necessary to thank the user for sharing his thoughts, and to remind all viewers that:
this image was taken in 2003, not 2007.
this image may or may not reflect my sentiments; that's none of your business :)
this image is here as a record of times in ann arbor.
i invite anyone to share their thoughts and add to the dialogue below!
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Business Class - Air Canada 773
Image by caribb
Ok I don't know what I was thinking considering I was holding my D70 in one hand and here I am alone and not bothered but taking a picture of Air Canada's business class with my 2MP cell phone camera..... air travel fatigue I guess...oyiee... but still you can make it out.. kinda nice and making me wish I had spent some time up here..
Moosicorn Ranch / Culture Sculptor Business Cards
Image by Moosicorn
We designed these double sided business cards and printed them at home on recycled paper. One side is for Culture Sculptor and the other is for Moosicorn Ranch.
More info on Culture Sculptor: www.culturesculptor.com/main.html
Moosicorn Ranch is an experiment in sustainable living. Follow our journey as we build our own sustainable farm, cottages, gardens, businesses and dreams. Please comment and share with us.
Thanks,
Scott and Alex
www.moosicorn.com
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Business shrine, Hong Kong
Image by logatfer
Taoist and shenist shrines can be in any place where they won't be in the way. Here's one stuck high on the wall in one of the famous Tsui Wah restaurants.
Learn more about at my travelog post about it.
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tattoos and NUS Business Students
Image by marcus.tan.yi.wei
Taboo, or not?
Tattoos have had different significance in different societies, respected and deemed as the highest honor in some, but often viewed negatively in ours. Tattooing has been around for thousands of years, and is one of the oldest forms of art, laden with as many unusual meanings as there are global cultures. These indelible marks denote maturity, status, belonging, or surely the oldest – adding to the beauty of the wearer.
How then, do we see tattoos locally? Even as the global community continues to grow in size and social acceptance, it might still be inviolable in the local context. We seek, thus, to carefully examine this age-old taboo.
Do people really understand tattoos then? What are the trends, the culture and the ethos of this ancient art that people understand locally?
Funnel Alley Business Man
Image by Jack Zalium
A fairly narrow and short stone street in the old downtown part of La Candelaria full of bars, cafés, bakeries and quirky shops - Callejon del Embudo (Funnel Alley).
One of the many statues one can find within the El Candelarioa neighborhood of Bogota. This one is a man with a brief case (most likely a business man).
According to Mike of Bogota's Bike Tour, the subjects are all locals of La Candelaria who posed for the artist.
Perth's Business District
Image by Peter Nijenhuis
Kaarta Gar-up Lookout offers one of Kings Park's most magnificent views. Perth, Australia
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European Business Masters Cup
Image by Birmingham City University
The European Business Masters Cup is an international simulation competition organised by Stuttgart Media university, one round was held at Birmingham City University's City North campus on 16th-17th June 2010.
For more www.hdm-stuttgart.de/ebmc/seiten/season_2010.html
For more on Business courses at Birmingham City University www.bcu.ac.uk/bcbs
Coolest Business Card, Ever!
Image by psd
From one of the coolest guys, ever, Richard Ishida!
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One Laptop per Child (OLPC)
Image by Scott Beale
See the blog post for more info: LinuxWorld 2007
This photo is licensed under a Creative Commons license. If you use this photo within the terms of the license or make special arrangements to use the photo, please list the photo credit as "Scott Beale / Laughing Squid" and link the credit to laughingsquid.com.
Photographer Business Card
Image by Michael Kappel
One of my Chevy Aveo Moo Mini Cards from My Moo Mini Photographer Business Cards Pack
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New Orleans - Business District "From One-To-Many Windows"
Image by David Paul Ohmer
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Business Cards by Moo
Image by RobW_
..on the bar counter, showing one of my favourite pictures.
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recycled business cards
Image by arimoore
we made these to promote our new site and our blog specifically - they're repurposed cards from our wedding invitation (we had tons left over). we just taped on a bit with the new info. people really seem to dig them - especially the ones with rainbow stickers added on, too...
INFORUM Presents Failing Up In Business
Image by adamjackson1984
Monday, January 11, 2010
Failing Up in Business
Barry Moltz, Author, Bounce!
Moderator Cassie Phillips
Mistakes can serve as learning tools, and sometimes enhance your career.
Conventional wisdom teaches us that the road to business success is a straight one - if you work hard you'll win big, and if failure finds you at least there will be lessons to be learned. Not so, says entrepreneurship expert Barry Moltz, who regularly serves up unorthodox views on dealing with failure and defining success. In Bounce!, Moltz teaches that sometimes failure simply stinks. But if we recognize failure as a fixture of the business cycle and an opportunity for choice and change, we can build the business confidence needed to go the distance in a challenging economy. Failing certainly isn't fun, but with Moltz's tools you can bounce beyond, not just back.
Jason Lindsey Business Card
Image by Cranky Pressman
2 color letterpress printing, one special-mix Pantone ink and blind impression with rounded corners.
Paper Stock: Stocky Weights, Graphic Coverboard
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One Child with Cancer is one too many...
Image by SOMBILON ART, MEDIA and PHOTOGRAPHY
One Child with Cancer is one too many...
Image by SOMBILON ART, MEDIA and PHOTOGRAPHY
The Lonely, Self-Pitying Melancholia of the Business Traveler at the End of the Day
Image by Madison Guy
An airport anywhere in the country, anywhere in the world, for that matter: The terminal stretches away from you into infinity, the sun is plummeting below the horizon, and you feel empty and alone. You didn't sleep well in your overnight hotel room, you've been running on pure adrenaline since getting up this morning, many hours ago, with clients all day, trying to remain focused on the slightest nuance that might give you an edge. The meeting went well, more or less, and now you're crashing. You're miles and many hours from home, still have to catch another, uncertain connecting flight after this one and drive home from the airport before you see your loved ones. The scene on the tarmac looks as lonely as you feel. You stop staring at the sunset and give yourself a little shake, to get rid of your self-pitying rut. You know that lots of people would love to have your job, or to have stayed at the elegant little boutique hotel where you spent your sleepless night. Pull yourself together. Have a cup of coffee, boot up the laptop and send some emails. Better yet -- give the laptop a rest, and take some pictures.
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The Business Compact
Image by Cabinet Office
Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg went to Microsoft in Central London to meet beneficiaries of their social mobility programmes. More than one hundred major businesses have signed up to the Business Compact - agreeing to offer fair and open access for people from all walks of life. Crown copyright.
Maciek's homemade business card
Image by M+M Photographers
Here are our homemade business cards as we haven't got a proper ones.
The Business Compact
Image by Cabinet Office
Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg went to Microsoft in Central London to meet beneficiaries of their social mobility programmes. More than one hundred major businesses have signed up to the Business Compact - agreeing to offer fair and open access for people from all walks of life. Crown copyright.
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Business Cards for SXSW
Image by Matthew Oliphant
I was thinking about getting new cards, even though I still have a few of the previous ones, and thought it would be fun to take the images from the Flickr Greeting videos I did recently.
The face helps you remember me, and the greeting is there as if I am always saying Hi whenever you look at it.
Which you will. You'll frame it. And put it on your wall. And look at it every day.
The cards are printed on 100% recycled paper and can be recycled but are also 100% biodegradable. Thanks moo.com!
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Entertainment Business Management students behind the scenes at Theatre Under the Stars
Image by vancouverfilmschool
Find out more about VFS's one-year Entertainment Business Management program at vfs.com/ebm
My Business Card
Image by thewind
Ordered on Friday from overnightprints.com, arrived yesterday. Pretty well done, even if the little elf girl ended up a bit faint (lower left on the red side). I guess I'm not such a bad graphic designer (er, graphic reappropriator, I guess, since I simply mixed and matched other images). Yes, that's a voidwalker from WoW playing a Guitar Hero guitar.
By the way, the "Gamers as Designers Project" is what it says under my name -- my dissertation topic has a name!
Anyway, not too bad. Sorry for the blurry iPhone photo, I'll upload a better one sometime later.
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European Business Masters Cup
Image by Birmingham City University
The European Business Masters Cup is an international simulation competition organised by Stuttgart Media university, one round was held at Birmingham City University's City North campus on 16th-17th June 2010.
For more www.hdm-stuttgart.de/ebmc/seiten/season_2010.html
For more on Business courses at Birmingham City University www.bcu.ac.uk/bcbs
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We mean business believe me
Image by National Library of Scotland
Uniformed men inside a 'tepee-style' tent. Only their heads are showing, and they are all looking directly at the camera. This shot has obviously been set up and is intentionally fun and light-hearted. The tent has been pitched in a grassy field and appears to be faraway from the mud and chaos of the Front.
This photograph and caption are excellent examples of the kind of material the Government and Military often used a propaganda. Such images helped to raise the spirits of those at home, whilst shielding them from the horrific reality of war.
[Original reads: 'BRITISH OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPH FROM THE WESTERN FRONT. "We mean business believe me!" The first party of American Engineers to arrive on the British Front. They are now doing invaluable work constructing and running railways up to the front.']
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The Business End
Image by Furryscaly
I was trying to photograph Petunia, but she kept attacking the camera (seriously!), so most shots didn't turn out. I got a few like this though, as well as some blurry ones of her on the lens itself. Ultimately I guess I got some good shots, though not much variety, cause she really wouldn't stop. She's a somewhat aggressive spider. An Asian birdeater from the Haplopelma genus.
View large for more detail...if you dare...
#416 in Explore, 8 August 2007
Reddy Or Knot Business Card
Image by Cranky Pressman
2 color letterpress printing, one special-mix Pantone ink and blind impression.
Paper Stock: Stocky Weights, Process Blanks
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Business card eaters
Image by Solarbotics
The hard-working business-card-eating sparkly acrylic- cut boxes. The smaller one of them got to go to the Maker Faire Vancouver and was (one of the many) stars of Solarbotics booth.
CTRLSPC Business Cards Ver.One
Image by Sharif Sharifi
Designed by www.CTRLSPC.ca of course.
"One Need Never Leave" - New York
Image by Glyn Lowe Photoworks
Manhattan has many famous landmarks, tourist attractions, museums, and universities. It is also home to the headquarters of the United Nations. It is the center of New York City and the New York metropolitan region, hosting the seat of city government and a large portion of the area's employment, business, and entertainment activities. As a result, residents of New York City's other boroughs such as Brooklyn and Queens often refer to a trip to Manhattan as "going to the city", despite the comparable populations between those boroughs.
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Business in London
Image by Stuck in Customs
Business in London
Walking along one side of the Thames after visiting some museums brought us to this business district. There was a misty rain for most of the day, so it set down a nice sheen of reflection. There's a tiny water canal that runs through the center here, and the line leads right to the Tower Bridge, which you can see in the distance.
from the blog www.stuckincustoms.com
Fort St. John business community thriving
Image by BC Gov Photos
To find out how government can help businesses with some of their day to day challenges, Minister of State for Small Business Naomi Yamamoto meets one-on-one with business owners while on the road. Her recent trip to Fort St. John found the local business community thriving.
JD Piling President Jason Linley (left) shows Minister of State for Small Business Naomi Yamamoto and Fort St. John Mayor Lori Ackerman how this his company’s invention the “Game Changer” foundation rig works.
Fort St. John business community thriving
Image by BC Gov Photos
To find out how government can help businesses with some of their day to day challenges, Minister of State for Small Business Naomi Yamamoto meets one-on-one with business owners while on the road. Her recent trip to Fort St. John found the local business community thriving.
From Left: Fort St. John Mayor Lori Ackerman and
Minister of State for Small Business Naomi Yamamoto get a tour of JD Piling & Anchor with its President Jason Linley
